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Beef Soup Bones for Small Dogs, 2 lb Pack of 1-Inch-Sliced Raw Marrow Bones for Supervised Chewing and Raw Diets

Beef Soup Bones - 2 lb package
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Beef Soup Bones for Small Dogs, 2 lb Pack of 1-Inch-Sliced Raw Marrow Bones for Supervised Chewing and Raw Diets

$32.74
Sale price  $32.74 Regular price  $32.74
SizeBeef Soup Bones - 2 lb package

Beef Soup Bones give smaller-breed dogs a raw, marrow-filled chew for supervised treat time or a raw bone routine. Each 2 lb package contains beef marrow soup bones sliced 1 inch, providing a clearly sized option for the dogs these bones are intended to serve.

Chewing gives your dog’s jaws a pleasing workout and helps promote teeth and gum health. Raw meaty bones also provide natural vitamins, minerals, and trace minerals as part of a thoughtfully managed raw-feeding routine.

Key Features

  • Intended only for smaller-breed dogs, giving pet parents a clear size boundary when selecting an appropriate recreational bone.
  • The marrow bones provide a pleasing jaw workout while helping promote teeth and gum health during supervised chewing sessions.
  • Serve one as an occasional treat or include it in your dog’s raw bone diet, depending on the feeding routine you follow.
  • The bones come from Angus cattle born and raised in Colorado and Nebraska, giving you clear information about their origin.
  • They are never high-heat pasteurized or processed by high-pressure pasteurization, keeping them suitable for the stated raw-feeding use.

Specifications

  • Ingredient: Beef bone
  • Package weight: 2 lb
  • Slice size: 1 inch
  • Dog size: Smaller breeds only
  • Cattle: Angus
  • Cattle origin: Colorado and Nebraska
  • Processing: Never high-heat pasteurized or HPP processed
  • Storage: Keep frozen until ready to use
  • Thawing: Thaw in the refrigerator or microwave
  • Use: Pet food supplement only; not for human consumption
  • Feeding safety: Never feed cooked bones

Always supervise your dog with a bone, choose a bone appropriate for their age, size, breed, and chewing experience, and separate household dogs during chew time. Between sessions, rinse the bone under cold water and refrigerate it in a bag or container. Keep raw meat away from other foods, wash hands and contacted surfaces with hot soapy water, and refrigerate or discard leftovers immediately.

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